| R. M. Stallman. Using and Porting GNU CC. Free Software Foundation, Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts, January 1990. |
....is a dynamicallyscoped member of the Lisp family. JEmacs supports Elisp, as well as the use of Scheme, a more modern statically scoped Lisp dialect. Both languages get compiled to Java bytecodes, either in advance or on the fly, using the Kawa compilation framework. 1 Introduction Emacs [7] [5] (in various versions) is a popular programmer s text editor. Emacs is programmable using Emacs Lisp (Elisp) 6] and many powerful packages are written in Elisp. The Free Software Foundation has a goal to replace Elisp with Scheme while also providing a translator to convert old Elisp files to ....
Richard Stallman. GNU Emacs Manual. Free Software Foundation, 1985.
....architectures. Until recently, DSP processors and obviously ASIP s received relatively little attention. Most processor vendors offer C compilers with their processors. In several cases these compilers are ports of GCC, a compiler framework distributed by the Free Software Foundation [23]. GCC combines a number of techniques developed by the compiler community, primarily for general purpose microprocessors. With the free distribution of its C source code, GCC has been ported to countless processors and has been retargeted to even more. Examples of existing DSP s for which ....
R. M. Stallman, Using and Porting GNU CC, Free Software Foundation, June 1993.
....(13) in Appendix. We took eight benchmark programs: FFT, matrix multiplication, Fibonacci number (numeric programs) Hanoi, Compress, Shuffle, Quick sort, and Insert sort (non numeric programs) We applied the estimation method to these benchmark programs. An original program is compiled by gcc [40] with level 2 optimization option (O2) Most compiler optimization techniques that do not involve a space speed tradeoff (such as loop unrolling and function inlining) are performed in level 2 optimization. The compiler was modified to allocate registers for master and shadow instructions. First, ....
Stallman, R. Using and Porting GNU CC, Free Software Foundation, 1998.
....is used, for example, to determine the fraction of the CPU time spent in certain subroutines of the program. Since the cache is not visible for the instrumentation code the information about the memory behavior which can be gathered by such codes is limited to address traces. gprof [FS98] and hiprof [Com01] tools offer flat profiles and call graph profiles. The flat profile shows the total amount of time a program spent executing each function. The call graph profile shows how much time was spent in each function and its children. From this information functions can be identified ....
J. Fenlason and R. Stallman. GNU Gprof. Free Software Foundation, Inc., Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 1998.
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